Sentence examples for raising men from inspiring English sources

We must recognise our role in raising men.

Recognise we are all responsible for raising men: We need to see how are we 'raising' men around us.

Dearborn's success in raising men, supplies, and money for the New Hampshire Continentals led in 1781 to an appointment as deputy quartermaster general.

Thus Bennet once "gave a 9-month-old infant as a present to a man's dog," because the man "wanted to see if the myth of wolves raising men could be true".

Raising the basic skills of the whole population can bring tangible macroeconomic gains that can help justify the cost of remedial literacy programmes.Another finding is that raising women's literacy improves productivity more than raising men's.

"I've witnessed us as a society not properly raising men to treat women properly," said senior Mattias Johansson.

When Richard of the House of York ascended to the throne as Richard III in 1483, Lewknor was accused of treason and of raising men-at-arms in southeast England.

Where she was raised, men do not usually invite strange women to the private home.

As we talked, raised men's voices, shouts, banging of desks could be heard from the room next door.

Lacking a standing army, the royal claimants called on magnates and issued "commissions of array" to officers in the shires to raise men.

The need to raise men and money had increased the size and scope of the executive as well as the power and prestige of the House of Commons.